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Chemify

Chemify is a platform that digitizes chemistry and chemical discovery by executing chemical code for drug discovery, synthesis, and materials development. This technology accelerates the synthesis of complex molecules and enables the creation of extensive functional libraries, enhancing reproducibility and efficiency in molecular optimization.

Traction 10/10
Glasgow, United Kingdom · HQ
Founded 20191083K+ followers
  • Biotechnology
  • Chemical Technology
  • Software Only
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Funding

Raised to date

$57.1MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Founders

1 founder

Lee Cronin

CEO

Product

Problem

Traditional chemical synthesis and drug discovery processes are often slow, inefficient, and difficult to reproduce, hindering the development of new molecules and materials. The lack of a standardized, digital framework for chemistry limits the ability to automate and scale chemical research.

Solution

Chemify is developing a platform to digitize chemistry, enabling the execution of chemical code for drug discovery, chemical synthesis, and materials development. Their technology aims to create a full-stack digitization of chemistry, translating between code and molecules to accelerate molecular discovery, optimization, and synthesis. By digitizing the chemical process, Chemify seeks to make the synthesis of complex molecules faster, more reproducible, and scalable, facilitating the creation of large functional libraries.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes researchers and organizations involved in drug discovery, chemical synthesis, and materials development.

Features

  • Chemical code execution for automated synthesis workflows
  • Full-stack digitization of chemistry from code to molecules and molecules to code
  • Platform for molecular discovery, optimization, and synthesis
  • Tools for creating large functional libraries of molecules
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